The episode kicks off with a lighthearted story about a drunk driver crashing into a home, but quickly shifts gears to dissect significant current events including Trump’s ties to Jeffrey Epstein, alleged deep state operations, and global political conspiracies. The discussion explores how media narratives and public opinion shape political realities, touching on figures like Rupert Murdoch, Elon Musk, and Julian Maxwell.

In this episode we discuss the dynamics within the MAGA movement, the controversy around the Epstein files, and the ethical concerns of AI potentially becoming the new gatekeeper for scientific research. The conversation also touches on the impacts of digital democratization of information, the structure of research institutions, and the accountability in science and politics. Join them as they explore how all these elements shape the modern world.

Join us in a riveting discussion with Emmy-nominated filmmaker Justin Schein as we explore his latest documentary 'Death and Taxes', arriving in theaters on July 17th. In this episode, Justin shares personal stories about growing up with a prominent businessman father, the filming process spanning three decades, and the complex themes of inheritance, wealth inequality, and American democracy that his film delves into. His documentary sheds light on the interconnected chaos of our world, focusing on America's division through the lens of fiscal policy and personal legacies. Don't miss this insightful conversation on the nuanced and often contentious topic of wealth transfer and societal responsibility.